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- Sambucus Nigra (black elder) - in container?? - The Grapevine
Sambucus Nigra is Common Elder Are you refering to the Black Beauty variety? Are you growing for flowers fruit or just the ferny leaf colour ? If it's the latter I would try something else An Acer perhaps ? No black ones as far as I'm aware but plenty of cut leafed varieties with great autumn colour which will stay relatively small
- Sambucus Nigra - The Grapevine
I recently bought a Sambucus Nigra (Black Elder) for its leaves and pink flowers On arrival I potted it up into a 7 inch pot It didn't have a lot of leaves to start with but now its dropped the lot! I've contacted the seller thinking that surely it should have held its leaves until the autumn and hopefully added a few more?
- Schwarzer Holunder: Heilpflanze des Jahres 2024 | PTA-Forum
Die Heilpflanze des Jahres 2024 ist der Schwarze Holunder Dazu gekürt hat die mit botanischem Namen Sambucus nigra heißende Pflanze der Verein
- Schwarzer Holunder: Inhaltsstoffe und Anwendung | PTA-Forum
Dazu gekürt hat die mit botanischem Namen Sambucus nigra heißende Pflanze der Verein Schwarzer Holunder: Inhaltsstoffe und Anwendung | PTA-Forum Pharmazeutische Zeitung
- Liquid Soap vs Detergent in sprays etc - what does this count as?
Hi gardeners I've got some powdery mildew to deal with and have bought some potassium bicarbonate to make a homemade spray I've got some neem oil in the house too, so may go belts and braces Recipes also suggest a small amount of liquid soap And from memory the same is often used for aphid sprays But I often hear warnings
- Phytotherapie: Pflanzen haben Potenzial gegen Covid-19
Kann die Phytotherapie bei der Prävention und Therapie der Infektion mit SARS-CoV-2 einen Beitrag leisten?
- Chicken pellets in flower bed? - The Grapevine
Chicken pellets are high in nitrogen, which will give you leafy growth Potassium (K) is for flowers tbh, I've never fed flowers in m'life, they really don't need it, not even roses
- New dwarf Mulberry Charlotte Russe - Your opinions please
I agree with the Guardian's reservation that this probably a hybrid, not a variety of black mulberry (morus nigra) - the leaves look like white mulberry not black, and if Sparrow's is leafing out in mid-march that is very atypical for morus nigra which usually plays it safe until May before coming into leaf Fruit may therefore not be of m
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